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dampfpanzerwagon Fezian writes:

I am not sure that there has ever been a Flintloque/Deadloque Workbench article on TMP. This short article should put that right!

Flintloque is one of those game systems that has its avid followers (me), and other who just don't get it. Orcs take the place of the British, Elves are the French, and the Undead are the Russians. For this Workbench article, I choose the HEVC or Honourable East Valonian Company, based on the Honourable East Indian Company, just to show that there are other races in the Flintloque/Deadloque background.

For more details, please see alternative-armies.com.

I enjoy the almost-cartoon sculpting style of the Flintloque miniatures, and have tailored my painting style to be more bright, and use a lot of primary colours - which I think works well with these miniatures.

Halflings

The six Halflings from the 57001 1st HEVC Foot mounted onto 1p coins, with the groundwork built up with either Milliput or 'greenstuff'. There was very little cleaning-up on these characterful miniatures.

Halflings

The same miniatures with coarse sand glued to the bases with uPVA white glue.

Halflings

Undercoated with Games Workshop Chaos Black, then touched up with watered-down black acrylic paint.